Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

A ARUMOR, not tgenefally CiCul'0"' 10 =
the rounds at Washington that kahdan
has threatened to break with the Admin.
iStration.
THE rumor that Ex-Governor JARVIS OIL
North Carolina, who Is at present minister
to Brazil, will resign and come nome "
compete with Mr.. Ransom for the Uhlteu
States senatorship has been revived
Mr.. WALLER, United States ConSul'ueh, en-
eral at London, is passenger on the
steamer Britannia, which sailed from
| Queenstown for New York on the I'd
A CHALLENGE was received at Boston,
on the 22d, addressed TO the sporting eul
tor of the Globe, from Albert Hamm 10
row Wallace Ross ten-mile race on tne
Kemster rowing tricycle. for $500 side IN
any available place. j,
ALIGHTER loaded with seven hundred
bales of cotton caught fire at New Y orA on
the 22d and was destroyed The cotton
was part of the cargo of the steamer
Lampasas, which arrived from Galveston
en- route for Liverpool. The loss Will tall
upon Mallory G. Co., the shippers. 1t was
valued at $4,000.
THE MAYORS of all the French cities have
been again ordered to prepare lists OF all
Germans in their districts, for the use OIL
the Ministry of the Interior.
EDWARD HANLAN, the oarsman, has ar
rived at Sydney, N. S. w. His passage
was exceedingly rough, and he suffered
| considerably from sea-siCkness. He looked
very thin and worn. His arrival IN Aus
tralia was without any demonstration OF
any kind. ,
TIE Socialists of Cincinnati requested
the central executive committee OF the
Union Labor party to intercede in behalf
of the Chicago Anarchists, A vote was
taken by wards and the request was re-
fused by large majority.
INFORMATION has been received at the
office of the Surgeon General of the Marine
| Hospital Service to the effect that the
yellow fever epidemic at Key West, Fla,
| is practically at an end. No new cases
had been reported during the week and
only one death had occurred.
THE attempt of two union sailors to COM
pei a non-union man to stop work on the
barge Michigan, at Milwaukee, WIS, on
the 22d, resulted in a shooting atfray, IN
which Fred Pagel, one of the aggressorS,
was shot, probably fatally, by Andrew
! Bieme, one of the Michig ans crew.
ABOUT two hundred and fifty Anarch.
lists met in Cleveland, o., on the night OF
the 22d and protested against the execu-
ton of the seven condemned Chicago An
archists. They spoke in German and were
in favor of blood if everything else failed
QUEBEC detectives have just made what
they believe a most important capture by
the arrest of Frederick Titus, charged with
forging and altering notes in chicago,
Albany and New York.
PRINCE WILLIAM, son of Crown Prince
Frederic William of Germany, and his
wife, Princess Victoria Augusta, launched
| the new German iron-clad, Princess VIII
helm at Kiel, on the 22d.
THE international conference at Carries
ruhe of the Red Cross Association was
opened on the 22d in the presence of the
Grand Duke of Baden. Count Won Stol-
berg. Wernigerode was elected president.
Mr.. Hubbel of America, is among the
vice. presidents.
It. B. WAKEMAN obtained an order from
Judge Van Brunt in New York, on the
22d, requiring the police commissioners to
show cause why they should not be COM
peeled to appoint the people named by the
rrsys rrogros5.ys n;b2ass her party SsGelistsa @ IS
inspectors of election.
THE cholera returns in Italy for the
twenty four hours ended the evening OF
the 22d, were: Catania, u new cases and
y deaths; Palermo, s new cases and s
deaths; Messina, 1913 new cases and "
deaths There were 10 new cases OF
cholera and Is deaths at Malta since
September 10.
THE State authorities of Minnesota, on
the 22d, made $l9,O44 in awards to heirs of
six men killed in the capital disaster of
November s, 1884, and to seventeen work,
men injured. The maximum individual
allowance was $1,000 In making these
awards the State does not acknowledge its
liabilities for the disaster.